European Accessibility Act enforcement is ramping, with groups already filing injunctions. Beyond legal risk, an accessible site converts better and scores better on speed.
Accessibility is usually treated as a compliance chore. In 2026 it became a legal risk, a conversion lever, and an SEO factor all at once.
European Accessibility Act enforcement is ramping, with web and mobile required to meet WCAG standards. Enforcement is real: disability groups issued formal legal notices to major retailers and filed emergency injunctions when fixes fell short. Very small businesses under the size and revenue thresholds are exempt.
If you sell into the EU, even from the US, you can face exposure unless you qualify for the exemption. Beyond legal risk, accessible sites work better for everyone and often score better on the speed metrics that affect rankings. An accessibility audit is a compliance play and a conversion play in one.
If you sell into the EU, even from the US, you're potentially exposed unless you qualify for the exemption based on size and revenue thresholds. Check whether you fall below those limits to know if the European Accessibility Act applies to you.
Your web and mobile sites need to meet WCAG standards set by the European Accessibility Act. An accessibility audit will tell you exactly what's broken and what needs fixing.
Accessible sites convert better and score better on speed metrics that affect search rankings, so fixing accessibility improves both your legal standing and your bottom line. You get compliance and conversion gains in one move.
Disability groups have already issued formal legal notices to major retailers and filed emergency injunctions when fixes fell short, so this isn't a distant threat. Enforcement is real and ramping up across the EU.